Alien vs. Captain America is pure fun that succeeds in entertaining, even if the plot is thin. Tieri and Raffaele keep their focus firmly on what matters, giving us frenzied battle scenes and hard-nosed character moments.

Amazing Spider-Man #16 is a strong yet flawed addition to the run, significantly advancing the characters. Kelly explores the idea that Peter's humanity is his greatest power, highlighting how neither Norman nor Ben can replicate it.

The space storyline continues to be the stronger half of Kelly's run, and The Amazing Spider-Man #17 proves why.

Those who were worried Bruce would be sidelined during this event can rest easy. Williamson and Mora have sent him on a journey to confront the darkness within himself.

Exquisite Corpses #8 is a fantastic entry in one of comics' best ongoing series. The way Pichetshote and Tynion weave social commentary into visceral action elevates it beyond typical thrillers. Laura's defiant choice and the townspeople's solidarity prove that even at the mercy of elite manipulation, community power can fight back.

Fantastic Four #6 is an enjoyable opening to a new arc that's sure to capture the attention of any longtime fans. Galactus is coming and he's gunning for Sue. North and Ramos have set the stage, now it's Sue's time to shine.

Infernal Hulk #1 is an exciting start for the series that pushes our protagonists in a fresh direction. Johnson and Klein are one of the most exciting creative teams going today, and their dive into the dark nature of the Hulk is shaping up to be a classic.

The Infernal Hulk #2 continues to escalate PKJ and Klein's story with ruthless efficiency. The visceral destruction and body horror on display make this a must-read for fans willing to watch a hero become a monster. Now that we've seen the Hulk humble Namor, it begs the question: who's next on his list?

Nightwing #133 explores Dick Grayson's childhood trauma through the lens of Bldhaven's missing children, proving how well Watters understands the character.

Ultimate Spider-Man #23 positions every piece for the ending Hickman and Checchetto have been building to. Peter's grown into his powers, Harry made his choice, and the truth is about to come out.

Camp and Paknadel challenge readers with philosophical questions about the nature of living and the complex emotions it brings to people simply trying to do their best.